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Nos. 10-22, West Walls, Carlisle


Nos. 10-22, West Walls (road) in Carlisle are 19th century buildings, notable for including a section of the 12th century West City Walls. The buildings are Grade I listed on the National Heritage List for England in order to legally protect the city wall behind them. One of the buildings is now occupied by the 142 seat West Walls Theatre / Green Room Club (established 1951) was originally built between 1895 and 1896 as a coach house and stables for Mr R Crosbie, plans having been approved by the City Health committee on 16th August 1895.[1]

 

West Walls (street), Carlisle City Walls Historic Buildings and Monuments in Carlisle Grade I Listed
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10-22 West Walls
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Buildings on SW side of West Walls including Green Room Club/Theatre
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West Walls, range of buildings including West Walls Theatre
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NUMBERS 10-22 INCORPORATING CITY WALLS - Carlisle - List Entry
- "City wall, mews stables, warehouses and school; now theatre, public house, amusement arcade and disco. Early C12 city wall, 1813 school, late C19 mews and 1980s public house, etc. These …
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Green Room Club / West Walls Theatre
- Carlisle Green Room Club has been an amateur theatre in the city since 1951, and operates on a totally voluntary basis....The building occupied by the West Walls Theatre was built …
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